Pulsar Accolade XP50 LRF thermal binoculars

We tested on field the flagship product of the whole Accolade range, the XP50 LRF, based on a high end 640x480 resolution Microbolometer sensor. Check our video and enjoy! The Pulsar Accolade range of thermal binoculars is expanded with the addition of the new LRF models, we tested the XP50: what makes the XP50 LRF stand apart from the rest of the (few) thermal binoculars on the civilian market is the integrated high-performance laser range finding capabilities up to 1000 meters / 1095 yards with the measured distance reading directly in the eyepiece display. Depending on the market, these professional devices may be even classified as military equipment and therefore simply not available to civilians; not so with the Accolade LRF, as Pulsar specifically designed the device with the civilian features and affordability that the Hunting and Sporting market demands. We tested the Pulsar Accolade XP50 LRF thermal binoculars on the range, and in both urban and field environments. Accuracy is quite good, as measured distances against our reference hand held rangefinder did not differ by much, a couple of meters at most. Speed is reasonably fast, on some very dark targets it may take up to one full second, though. Enjoy the video! Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/All4shooters/ Follow us on Instagram: @all4shooters / #all4shooters